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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The Chicago firm, under whose directions
the band OF women are testing our bak-
ing powders. has hit upon very cunning
trick. The test as performed by these
ladies, is TO mix the psking powder they
peddle and that found 10 the kitchen with
water, separately. and call attention 10 the
difference Of action. That found in the
kitchen. If pure, Will foam up quickly like
champagne. The baking powder they de-
sire 10 prove superior will rise up slowly,
iosmipg ike new yeast, over the top of the
glass. This slower action results from the
presence of -four, albumen or gum in
thsir baking powder, and is evidence OF
adulterEtion. To prove this. hll a glass
half full of water, mix together equal parts
of -four and some pure baking powder, pour
into the water and stir quickly. There will
be produced precisely the same eifect-the
slow, foaming action-prod1ced by
the tests with the adulterated
baking powder as made By our lady mis-
zionRries from Chicago. Ihe effec: will
be even heightened by adding little lime,
such as the baking powder carried by the
ladies and the other low grade Gdulterated
powders contain. OF course, any state
ments made IN reference to other baking
powders, by parties caught in pr2ctisins
such tricks as these for the purpose Of de.
ceiving the public. will be entitled TO nc
credit
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Th8 s0ss2sksax hsn. % &aria
ant fzs4easi fs4sssls@z-
WsszIxsxe. sept. z--Sseressry fs.T-
eAAd rstgrsd e. Hss2ias.ea ta,s s..<F-
neop. Ard VI ssazia Asfs a 81 days
Hasz Be y W4s1iaEEca rs4sa'ly 3 v@s
Is p4zpos - tzks neatS's ssestloa 81
sasE. kat.E Is 1nsszs.oes sazt Ais sn21ea
aaa szsnselsd rst4ra . a Ene reqass. g
tAs PseSeat. = TO sssass ~ conteE ella 4
hifa aAel the tEezlnaenG u ths TART AID
sa6 enz6sl goesEi0a ia tie President :
fortacoaEg zfsna4l message % Congress
SscreEal F&ifcha3 III nol probably r.
s1ma stiss chAEzs * tie Treasury De-
psFtast IS nov ssaa i = hts piaa 70 se-
eom HaE the Prssiaens - thiisasi pnla AID
80 me snizA oEs lis uoatA u rseEe Eesflon.
Ihe - tais evening IL com mensiaz ap-
on 3efel4Ey falrcalaz a11 SPEAKER OAs-
.lsles presence a Washington. ssys
'-fbs cay before Carlisle went %
yisis hs PTesidsnt a. Oak View, Mr..
faiFCiS va te.exTapt3ed 60
ecBaat once 70 co1sult With The President
and gs Speaker on the tar1 matter. BE
fore oing - Oak View. ar. Carlisle con-
suiss xith several tariff fef9rrnsfs and % Is
1e4l3u4ersto3f by leading IeloTsners what
i gong a. be d0ne When The ccui ference
bet cen tie Prs deBt. Carlisle and t@l--
chi Is cor eluds.l there viii have been
plai for tariff Ee1acEion prepared ~nlcn
vi Be pressed upon the Democrats IN the
RET House as a proposition sanctioned %
IreicrLt Cleveland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
TOWN TOPICS

Ibe kzisafs ~ fYilias y x lEa4zss WI
s<g.z1 to t-s Gay - Ef7daf-
Gearss He1z sss adnifl4d - sil-zsn-
SAB ~ t1s llesit Losrt Teslsrlay-
A ass 1sp8f wili - spllt "a October 6q
tee. z W r., Waers s1at Fo4d crosses
He.t hEi-ssst.
rsroas4 ceartRag lsts 5oakksepes ios L.
:. Hlil To-. aisd ~ ols fealsisncs - Las
ton-ss yssieTiag u.1lail1s.
ETaes. a. t0nDsoa a. .Esane na1. o
tQlrtiand. . 81 iaii idr safe ksepiDzs ana
~ probably ce seas - iae ssT.4n-
Ex-Esizolmaa Peter Doyle tsrsw = stone
tnze usa > sils-aE- ca in1isaa 81 fss1sf-
d4g. GnG = aaFf1aE sas .ssl.ed lor - arrest
L4zt sfenlnE
Ala sreeizl mess 1k 81 Aslls Castle No.
y ia<t evening. si1 14a aemsefs ssfe AZ
1sltest. The cls.4e - reported ~ pros
perols e0nail9n-
The OH non rack u ths L. SAN g.
Railroad - t1is lifY Wiil be replaced vita
sfssl and the road Is e &c Ee5ali4sted and
ol1sEaise repaired.
The Naols Leaf elab vii issue today
soDa ssEy tssfy invitations 70 thsir open
ins bal. waien vii occu< a. Ccmpsny \
AFmorY FRIDAY 0ixht
There wss @ have 0esn = meeting Of the
boaEc ot Directors 81 the Aasonle Hcme
Assocl2tion last evening bat a. there vas
n.l q'iofuA pressnt 10 oualness vas
ti4Aaactetl.
The funeral Of sae ists jacob Van Zosren
Nas hsla from tAs tlEss Reformed church
FefeF-zy afternoon and Ess lafgely az
tsnfied .sSe Fsn4lns we're taken 70 Iceland
Tor baraL
Rev. ~ r. Rlehsrison wsu fnaGgslrats a
- III 81 A
weather teglas IN &Eich ae Nil discuss the
various issue. Nhlc1 tend - aEtsgonize
capital Aad .a1or
The ladies Of Custer Relief Corps will
have basket picnic a. Tie soldiers Home
tomorF0N and 1aTsysils vii leave the hall
On tcnia st. a. ~ csock n tns morning.
Dinner az = clock
The Young Peoples Society OF the PARK
Congregational Church vii hos, harvest
festival a. ths paIlors Of the church next
IhursesY evening. All friends Of ne soci-
ety are CO. dially Invited.
sheriff Bishop received a card from sher-
~ Carpenter. q Mason cou3ty. Offering
50 reward for the arrest Of me thief who
stole = roic vsich from tie le9elfy store
% p. K. Holland ol Lager.
The C. 4 " n. train south, due 3,
ferrysbusg - o'clock yesterday was al
A"t@a aAA = .f-4lat.r tAtrt NNAtK I'D LLt lHf-t-
shipments ot irult, an. the same cause de-
tainsd las D.. &. T. & 81. train due here at
l).40 g. m.
The Ere Department was called out lass
evening By an alarm from box ;. which was
caused oy he overturniog Of gasoline
stove IA 1olse occupied by Thomas
ONeil st rs Louis-st. Damage slight.
II. y. c. Van Asnus received a telegram
yesterday stating that y. BaFsalonx, a
rtiture dea.sz. 81 Chicag0, had conf nfessed
judgment for 81. .9s3 and a receiver had
been sppointed. he dealt with some OF
the local manufacturers and failed about a
year sgo-
There IL space Of twenty feet or more
on the east side 0f Eilsworth-avs where
DO sidewalk has been aid. and the clay.
xhich oeconss soft and sticky when il
rains. : very disagreeabie 70 pedestrians.
The Council Com mmittse on Sidewalks, or
the Marshal, or somebody, should look
alier if.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Certain anonymous slanderous advertise
ments have appeared in the papers abusing
Young lsd;es who have been doiag a good
work ny theft ey posure Of the sdulterati0n
in baking powders. The sct.rrious sdveT-
Hsernent healed Housk eeniur Pests
shows its deSign and authorship 20 plainly.
that it Is received With cOutern pfuous dis
gust By every intelligent person. and needs
ne comment whatever The other adgsr-
tisement from TIE ssFue company. healed
+" A pakinz Powder Trek. IL more Cnn-
rinxly written. and contains sor1e bold
a schools. Concerning tbs talse statements
nsssie ac1ut 1our. etc. gue Of ctr most Gis-
sinx7ishe1 chemists ssvs
sDr Pr'css Iskinz Powder coatsins no
foGr. Tor snF coostitge1t of1eT than care
E8aAR EvEsHARr. rs. -.
Professor Of Chenfstrv
Prof Frsrhsrt ssvs taat the scnoa of
Prices Powder is ar evidences of its sup-r
iorifv. that the betting Ct : por3er viii
evolve smu1oaIa II l. is Contained t1eTe q.
sai thss pure cream 81 tsrfs~ rsE'1z 1o~-
ders viil Hot gi7e OF snlEnoFlscai sss Ibess
rsess. given frara such xso5 authority. e.
fectus.iy ref1te tne tsss sfsssmenfs nade
~ the ancu rmous 81. oof8 ~ re<srfs e 2
f.-si- se8 fta iusiausficn tEes rr1d BAKING
por Ter uiIl z5ve ~ snsracn srsi gas rhen
srhra7ft51z - teaE To caa tksse sgies
.'szfnsiisrs'f eaFuss 9ltb i4 rrsee fr7sn 4
oamaa1v. who. fsr yesTs have been fsist-
5nr sse.cs fas pn5iie Al s-sicss sd rsss-ef
wieh -tke prssc8ous drug. ansaasn'a sea
VIC wifh the raorsr fk1s o1r1i81a have
eccussd al hcaoTssle cousFssseers. 7bs
fset srersfa~s. rea. esns fHsf ~ rrscs q
tests. "a shown ~ she izs'ies. kacss@ hv he
lsssiar caeys .ses - ~ 4 81 Ssetes. rrore
srssssra-as.g he hes f1.seSs s1d saoer-
i~r eaaEfg 81 Tir. Prices Creams Pas IS Pee
Ser
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

sfxth Annual Session ~ R-xin N rst.
csty r0eay.
The sixth annual conciave Of the colored
Grand CouamanderY Knights Teuplsrs for
Michigan and the Provinces ~ Ontario
Canada. vii couveoe todsy u the asylum,
Of Golden Rule Cemmsndery in this citw.
IL vii remain in session three days Win
hrsdQuarfsrs st The Bridge Street Hause
Right Eminent Commander r r Kickar,i~
cf petroit Nics Grsad Com nin1sntier " II
Weaver. n Chatham. Ontario. and cthsr
Erand oficisls viii srrivs this morning.
The hsnouet tomorrow evening vii he
servcd ~ cwefland n tta rooms cf thr
Mystic Sociai Club on ionis-st. and VII bs
followed ~ = grand ball in the Tauis Ssra~s
Armory Tickets fer the esnoaet and haIl
$ per conpie- The street psrsds vii occur
a. / clock thursday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

J. ". Thompson OF Detroit was In the
city yesterday.
NJ and Mrs. Walter A. Smith are a.
Mona Lake. Wis.
Mrs. AeGeorge Bundy has returned from
her I've months' visit IN the East.
Mrs John Maynard. OF Ann Arbo-, Is the
guest OF her son Fred Maynard and family.
Mrs. H. F. wslton and Nrs. A. Baker OF
Detroit age the guests cf kr. and Mrs. c.
J.. Orinneli.
Rev. Z. n. Brooks. OF the Second Baptisi
church. has returned from his vacation trip
which Ne spent with relatives IN Dexter
and Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. e. Fisk of Unsoa CITY.
Who have been visiting toe past few days al
at ne residences of A. y. Peck on Fourth ST.
returned home yesterday morning.
Rev. Thomas Carvsth. Of Ionia. is visit
ing BIS daughters. Mrs. Ssdie E. Wise and
Mss Matte Csrveth- Mrs. Wise is ser
iOusiT ~ With infammaiory rheumatism.
George j. ErgsDziagsr. for clerk on the
Newayso division of The g. 4 ~. n has
been promoted % the Eun from here TO Gin
c.nnafi. + A. Bullock, Of Ada. Eill succeed
him.
Hon. Daniel Mccoy. President. and
- tttttt1N-t~ita ~ we itlHl nAartl
Electric Lizht Company hsvs gone 70 New
YORK Oh business connected with the CON-
Bsny.
BarnsT Gregory Of Bctterworth-sve. Who
has been in poor health Ter the past SIX or
eight weeks is rapidly improving. and con-
templates visiting bis brother 81 Winches-
ter. Va.
Louis Ectsrd. = prominent citizen OF
Newavxo. snd lsmily passed through the
city yesterday on their wav 20 Auburn
y. r.. 70 SPEND about four weeks renewing
cid acquaintsncss.
A Edwin Antsicl las returned from
Nackinav wacr8 be was clerk a.
Tlsnks Grand Hotel durinS tie season
which has now closed. only the hay fever
patients remsia,nr there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

Although the rain fell IN torrents there
vas fair audience present at Redmond's 5
Grand Opera House, last evening TO witness
the presentation OF The Argonsuts of AZ"
a Eve act drama By Harley Merry. The
play pertains to western life and is pre-
ssnted with some very fine scenery and a
fair company. They sppesTed at a disad-
vantsgs last evening. having arrived late
and being obliged to leave one Of their
members, who w,s taken sick. Harley
Merry, the author of the piece. appeared 10
good advantage ss Dick Lynt0n, Geo.
hersington, - Rodney Clay, is a good
actor. but is rather light for the part, n. W.
Wright as sam Wang from China, aud J. H.
Burnett a. Bill 3aggett make amusement
far tns sudisnce. Misses Fanny Temple and
Josephine Britton arc clsver actresses
Lutte Biiou Vhitaii as Edith
Vail, spoiled child. interprets the part
nicely and Miss Adelaide ROs-lle ss Biddy
Mccarthy kept the audience in good humor
When the scenery - got into proper work
ing order it will be something worth look
ing al. A matinee will be given this sfter-
noon snd the company xiu appear 70 much
better advantage th&n 81 the performance
las, evening
When The curtain went up st Smiths
Orera House last evening the audience
almost rose to t0eir feet Al the sight of 4
realistic snow storm scene. The members
* she company we're sttired ia fgrs the
ground vss covered an lnch-deep with
snow. and in the rear was cut
ter. 10 which was attached a real live
horse. It closed With a snow ball scene in
which toe sudisnce participated snd the
gallery e0ys couldn't sss over yelling and
caeerfnE. The o.io comprises some very
clever specially artists. and the program
clcses with the comedy drama "Col. Bill"
With Den Hos as Col. Bill Snort.
=. s Nattox, General A gent Of HsverIv's
Ainsfreis arrived IN the city yesterday. snd
= looking after he interests of the con-
paay Which vii appear A. Powers Grand
September Is. The conFs1y has been re-
orxsnizsd and Is tbs best Hsvs5i7 he's ever
hsi. Lovers u minstrelsy viii await tasir
coming with interest
Alien Benedict. supported bv whaf is
saii % be Al excellent company Vii rro-
sent Monte Crisio' ~ Powers Grand Fri
dag aad SATURDAY evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The Fischer.

The celebrated Fischer Piano, sold hy
Julius 4. J. Friedrich. of 30 and % Canal
street, has worldwide known reputation
as being one of the finest toned and mos.
durable pianos made. During the pas. year
the sale in Western Michigan of these
pianos has been far beyond that expected
by the general agent, 'Ar. Friedrich" and
the prospects for the coming year are ex-
ceedingly good. The sale of the Fischer
needs no solicitation. the thousands who
have purchased them do the selling; they
tell their friends of the excellent quality
of tone and durability 10 remain in tune
for long time. Many Fischer pianos sold
four and five years ago have never had a
tuners key on them. remaining in perfect
concert pitch. The tone is rich, full and
musical, and Dir. Friedrich hes yet 10 hear
of the first complaint from the people $
tavorite, THE Fischer"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

WTisn X. Adams. ex-Deuuty Sasrsa
srd Constable vas arrested or a warrant
YESTERDAY. fer suhezvii1r }he sum of sfa
Il IAcs a. skinner. the tusurarre agent =
fhe ccrarls nant end be AYERS tkat Asars
r1iieefei he ar.cUnf rom Del ei-n.sv-,-,f
e.rfiscafs heiders he was reieases ca hsil
- spresT I'm roiics C8urt ihfs r,orn,nr
r~fecfiTe Charlie Gstes served faa ~ar~ans
IN Adams cn otts~ast The iafta- A.
pearsa so1sewhaf surprised bns saia he
weuid - rieht down. 'l'rn e0ins risAr
Sown rivseif vor cR1 r,te wfth ne
SD Gstes. Iozer hsd read ths instructions
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Ios fsrmertum Yeast Company made
an especially substantial aud attractive dis
play u the parade yesterday, dis1en 4 az
oOo0 rolls - tie crowd along The street In
their lmmease wagon. among other sights
was seen loaf-such loaf OF bread. II
Was nine FEET long and would have made .
tfamps eyes wafer. Beside IL lay a rye
Loaf seven feet ia length. Both OF Ii 80
were taken 10 The Lake. aud the crowd
broke bread 10 their hearts content The
cakes aud Jelly rolls Sere models Of light
ness aud sweetness, and their entire dis
play was a credit 10 those he managed IT,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

John Leusenkamp and Louis Rees, two
excuses for men, with mean look about
them insulted some ladies on a street car
bound for the Lake yesterday afternoon.
The ladies complained 10 the conductor
who ordered them to keep quiet or get of
the car. At this they assaulted the con-
ductor, hitting him in the face and bruisiHg
him badly. They were arrested and taken
b Police Headquarters and viii be tried for
being drunk and disorderly. After that a
charge of assault and battery Will be pre-
ferred against them by the conductor. and
later they WITH have To answer 10 a charge
of disordsrly conduct and insulting ladies.
Their prospects are none of the brightest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Geo. d. Conger. representing the Consnt
Bros. Furniture Company of Toledo, has
on Sxhioition At the City Clerks Office. one
of the firms patent roller shelf book cases
and filing boxes. This patent, though not
very old. is in use in over one hundred
public buildings. including court houses,
city halls, etc. II is made Of hard wood.
with fire proof finish, ana is claimed TO be
superior 10 iron or other metal cases, and
especially adapted To public Offices. banks,
law offices. etc. Mr. Conger hopes to in
trodacs IL in our City hall. Ii is a superior
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

To bsqneath 20 your children IS a strong
clean. pure constitution-bettert than wealth
because It wilt never prove a curse. You
cannot give what you do not possess. bui
mothers vii and IN Dr. Pisrce's Savorits
Prescription wonderful help-correcting
all weaknesses. bringing their systems into
perfect condition. SD that their children
untaintsd. shall rise up 20 call them blessed.
There is not druggist IN all this land
But aiwsvs KEGS stock on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

COURTNEY-On Monday. Sept 5 ~ his resi-
dence, 40 Dsrion-st.. Bernard i. Courtney. son Of
the lsse BERNARD Courtney, aged - yea-s.
Funeral fron 81 James Catholic church at .
O'Clock IS ednesdsy morning.
OsBURN-At 70 O'Clock s. n. OF Monday, Sept
5, Mrs. Lola Osburuc.
Funersl fIom the Ames n. Z. Church at 4
cock tuesday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Lucky Stars are clear Havana filed.
OFFrcr OF THE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY

OFFICE OF THE EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY
AND DYE hoUsE, No. q CAxAL-sr.,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 20, 1857.
Editor TELrGRAM-HARALD:
Please inform the public that have con.
nected steam laundry With my DYE House
and Securing establishment. and will do M
utmost 10 give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask of them share OF
their trade. Your most humble servant.
q. a. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9i0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Ida Fl Burr wants = divorce from Geo.
y. Bur-. 70 whom she vas married IN
December 1873 ard throush her attorney
r. 3 CeEbi;t, she Yesterday snpiisd % tae
CiVcrlt Courf She rharree him wifa having
laslet Cd suDrorf her sud also sfatee fAsf q
= her haiief that he vas married - :
~onan nanlfS Mrs. Brown a. Marssfss isss
Apr, rut she did net wish 90 make q
eTiEninsi ccN plant sQainst hfn cwiar -
he disrrsce IS wsa'd hrlnx 6pon ner ard
her chid 50 sae prefers % be separated
ffom hira forev9r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

~>~v wul Es-nt fer 81 oee ussh sat,
tfrht Gloves.

tfrht Gfa-zs.
TIE frliowirz cissstca rsceiVad b. Tr-
sazsa- HsssIp last svcnias. us-ss n
exrlsnaiicus
fsxcrxrArf. Sept. 5.-Jiu Fsii s7d Pst.
.s..sa., 80 rnatchsd - fzht with skir .fIr1,i
.s.xDs "a faish on Deceu,iser 3 fer 81 "a
: So. sr~cfalers AiDife8 - fiiv Fa-z
!. esin tsa ans,<sre-i Ia 1es cf tirsnf Espias.
neuxx< Hszzs Bxxas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

May he consulted Free of Charge, at BridgeSt House
Wednesday, Sept Z, all day AMI evening We give special
attention to Asthma Caarrh and all Bronchial Affections
Hundreds OF cured which had given up hope
less Piles External internal and bleeding positively cured
without the OF the knife. Special attention given al
rectal diseases.
All forms of diseases treated and all consultations strict
y confidential Under circumstances will hopeless
re taken We also have Oxygen in both Office and Home
treatment Vapor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen at
the institute
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

n.so.t - 3 o 0 0 CT 2
tacago...e o. 81 q Ill ~
3atlefles--Gelzsla au1 Delne.t, Cl4sksoa aaa
fint.
lmpiFe--f9Wsrs.
Al New Iork-
New YORK nose, Washington
~ Fiftsburg
IlusDurg s. Indianapolis
Al Nos5on-
boston IS. Phii4delphis n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The Tou7x Feooles Society ~ The fsrx
Congregational Chureh vi 1oii 4 Hsrress
Feeeval a. he psr,ors 81 TIE caurra sa
Fhnrzdsv sveaizx ~ fhis w-ek. Frierzs
Ct the sccfef~ are csrsiaslr invited
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Our one dollar Spectacles and your eyes
tested free is great reduction from former
puces. A. PREUssER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

of Mems AMI Boys Wearing Apparel is now open
for the Spection and consideration of those who
are seeking first-elass clothing at lowest prices
Our styles embrace every desirable novelty
and standard fashion of the season. The cut
aud workmanship of our Taior-made Garments
is a surprise TO the customer aud can be appre-
ciated only by those who have seen for them
selves the elegant and satisfactory ht we are
able to give every patron, no matter whether big
or little, short or tall, old or young
1t is desire 10 please and benefit every
patron, and we are very much in earnest when
we state that this season we are fully prepared
TO do so.
Benefit yourself and oblige us by calling.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Other Game

At BaitimOEe--two games
Baltimore n, Cleveland :
Baltimore 5, Cleveland A
At Philadei phis-
Athletics. p Cincinnati 3.
Al New York
MetFopoiitans, G: St. Louis 5.
Al brooklyn
Louisville. 4. Rnooklyn, a
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The standing OF the clubs up to and in
cluding the games Of yesterday, Is as fol-
lows
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Field Glasses, Opera Glasses. Spy Glasses.
A. PkEUssER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
ALL READY |

II IS our pleasure to extend the compliments
of the season to you al and announce that our
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Alden Benedict. supported By vhsf e
saii % BE an excellent company Vii rre.
sent Monte Cristo' A. Powers Grand Fri.
Gay aad SATURDAY evenings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-19
PROTESTANT EPISCOPALlANS.
Opening of the Eleventh Annual Session of
the Congress Of the United States.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 18.-The eleventh annual
session of the congress of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the United States opened this
m orning at Christ Church. in this city. with the
celebration of the holy communion. This was
followed by a sermon by the Right Rev. George
VIM. Peterkin D. D., bishop of West Virginia.
The church was crowded. but as yet the attend
ance of delegates from the various churches of
of the country is light. Many are expected to-
night The services were very impressive. They
occupied much time and it 1890 p. NJ. be-
fore Bishop Peterkin began his address.
He was followed by Bishop Dudley. who de-
livered the inaugural address, which was elo-
ouent and forcible. He welcomed the gentlemen
of the church congress to Kentucky, and pro-
ceeded to give brief outline of the religions
history of the State. including the progress of
the Episcopal Church. He gave the Presbyte-
rians a turning over, and hailed the growing
strength of the desire for unity among Christs
followers everywhere.
The deceased members sm smoriaized in the
address of the Rev G. d. Wilder were as fol-
lows: Rt. Rev. Mercer Green, bishop OF
Mississpp Rt Rev. Alfred Lee. bishop OF
Delaware: Rt. Rev. Horatio Potter. bishop of
New York; Rt. Rev. VIM. Bacon Stevens,
bishop of PennsylvaLia: Rt. Rev. John Free
man Young, bishop of Florida; Rt. Rev. VIM
Woodward Barnwell Elliott. bishop Of West
Texas: Richard Newton, d. D., Philadelphia;
Rev. Chas. w. Ward kendewood, N j. Lay
men: Ex-Gov. John W. Stevenson, Covineton,
Ky; Hon. a. w. Lawrence, Boston; Hon.
Erastus Brooks. New York: Hon. Francis
Wells, Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-19
DISORDER IN LONDON.
The Trafalgar Square Disturbers Make More
Trouble. and Talk of the Torch.

The Trafalgar Square Disturbers Make More
Trouble, and Talk of the Torch
LONDON, Oct. 18.-The disturbances created
BY the unemployed persons who frequent Trafal-
gar square still continue. The police relieved
in a measure. to-day, their shortcomings Of yes
terday, by promptly clearing Trafalgar square
and preventing the repeated attempts of the
mob to reassemble even in the vicinity OF the
square. After great deal of hustling push
ing. pulling, shouting and swearing, the mob
wandered about in detached and aimless sort
of manner, still, however, making its way
toward Hyde Park in spite of the different
routes taken. large number of banners and
flags were displayed, many of them inscribed
with notices denoting the extreme desperation
of their bearers and followers. One of the
crowd carried red flag EN- mblazoued with a
gorgon's head. The bearer of this meis ad-
must rebuild London. The workinemen, he
said were living in pig-stys, while the titled
idlers lived in palaces This utterance had the
effect of bringing out all sides cries of Burn
Londonr Burn out the aristocrats!" etc. to
the evident satisfaction of the speaker The
Hyde Park police, fearing that the shops in the
neighborhood would be pllaged by the mob,
locked the gates of the park while the meeting
of the uremp ployec workngmen was in progress
within. This becoming known. infuriated the
mob, and sharp conf1ict with the p0lice
sued. Many persons were trod upon and
severely hurt. and three rioters were arrested.
The police kept the gates locked, and permitted
egress from the park only by the marble arch.